Yesterday I had some time with my 12-coiler,
i replaced one of the coils with a new coil for generation only,
it had thinner wire and thus lots of more turns,
when i shorted it (permanently) i had definite acceleration
It seems the recipe is simple:
1) magnets passing by the coil fast, high frequency
2) high inductance coil, high voltage
In my case the rpm ranged from 2000 to 5000 (depending on adjustments to the motor)
which would be 433 Hz to 1083 Hz with 13 magnets,
and the gen coil was 257 mH where while motor coils power-winding where 3.8 mH, same formfactor.
Next time i have time for it i'll make a video.
Until then, here is another replicator:
Delayed Lenz / Negative Lenz Effect, the Way to Overunity - YouTube
/Hob
i replaced one of the coils with a new coil for generation only,
it had thinner wire and thus lots of more turns,
when i shorted it (permanently) i had definite acceleration
It seems the recipe is simple:
1) magnets passing by the coil fast, high frequency
2) high inductance coil, high voltage
In my case the rpm ranged from 2000 to 5000 (depending on adjustments to the motor)
which would be 433 Hz to 1083 Hz with 13 magnets,
and the gen coil was 257 mH where while motor coils power-winding where 3.8 mH, same formfactor.
Next time i have time for it i'll make a video.
Until then, here is another replicator:
Delayed Lenz / Negative Lenz Effect, the Way to Overunity - YouTube
/Hob
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